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Stroke Treatment in New Delhi

Expert diagnosis and personalized treatment by a DrNB Neurology specialist.

Overview

A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted, either by a blocked artery (ischaemic stroke) or a burst vessel (haemorrhagic stroke). Brain cells begin to die within minutes, making stroke one of the most time-critical medical emergencies.

Modern stroke care can dramatically reduce disability when treatment is given quickly. Beyond the acute phase, structured rehabilitation, control of risk factors and long-term medication greatly reduce the risk of further strokes and support recovery of speech, movement and independence.

Symptoms

Sudden weakness on one side of the body
Facial drooping
Slurred or absent speech
Sudden vision loss
Severe imbalance or inability to walk
Sudden confusion
Worst-ever headache (haemorrhagic)
Numbness of face, arm or leg

Causes

High Blood Pressure

The single biggest modifiable risk factor for both stroke types.

Diabetes

Accelerates damage to brain blood vessels over time.

Atrial Fibrillation

An irregular heartbeat can shower clots to the brain.

High Cholesterol

Drives plaque build-up in the arteries that supply the brain.

Smoking

Doubles stroke risk and worsens recovery.

Previous Stroke or TIA

A mini-stroke is a major warning sign of a future event.

How Dr. Sudheer Treats This

Diagnosis

Detailed clinical examination plus targeted tests (MRI, EEG, blood work) to reach an accurate diagnosis.

Treatment Plan

Personalised medication, lifestyle guidance and referrals, explained in plain language.

Follow-up Care

Structured review visits to optimise outcomes and adjust treatment as you progress.

Seek immediate consultation if you experience:

  • Any sudden weakness, speech or vision symptom — call emergency services immediately
  • Symptoms that resolve quickly (TIA) still need urgent assessment
  • Severe sudden headache with vomiting
  • Loss of consciousness

Frequently Asked Questions

Clot-busting treatment is most effective within 4.5 hours of symptom onset, and clot-removal procedures within 6–24 hours in selected patients. Getting to hospital fast is critical.

Yes — controlling blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, treating atrial fibrillation and stopping smoking dramatically reduce risk.

Most recovery happens in the first 3–6 months, but improvements can continue for years with consistent rehabilitation.

Yes, the risk of recurrence is significant without treatment. Long-term medication and risk-factor control are essential.

Suffering from Stroke? Get Expert Help Today.

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